Trinity

Trinity and her littermate Lisabeth were rescued as very young puppies from a feral litter. They have since been raised together in a loving foster home where they have grown to love their foster family but are still shy when meeting new people.<br/><br/>Trinity is a playful and spunky pup. She loves to run, play, and keep you on your toes. She isn't shy about asking for attention-she'll bark at you to make sure you know it's playtime or treat time. <br/><br/>She has completed a 4-week basic manners class hosted by Clifford's, so she's got the fundamentals down. She can sometimes pull on the leash during walks, but she enjoys getting out and exploring which will help her warm up to new experiences<br/><br/>One of her favorite things in the summer is playing in the doggie pool!<br/><br/>Trinity will need a calm, patient adopter who's ready to give her time and reassurance to help her build trust and adjust to her new home. She and Lisabeth don't have to be adopted together, but both would do well with a dog sibling to help boost confidence and provide security.

Trinity and her littermate Lisabeth were rescued as very young puppies from a feral litter. They have since been raised together in a loving foster home where they have grown to love their foster family but are still shy when meeting new people.

Trinity is a playful and spunky pup. She loves to run, play, and keep you on your toes. She isn't shy about asking for attention-she'll bark at you to make sure you know it's playtime or treat time.

She has completed a 4-week basic manners class hosted by Clifford's, so she's got the fundamentals down. She can sometimes pull on the leash during walks, but she enjoys getting out and exploring which will help her warm up to new experiences

One of her favorite things in the summer is playing in the doggie pool!

Trinity will need a calm, patient adopter who's ready to give her time and reassurance to help her build trust and adjust to her new home. She and Lisabeth don't have to be adopted together, but both would do well with a dog sibling to help bo

Trinity and her littermate Lisabeth were rescued as very young puppies from a feral litter. They have since been raised together in a loving foster home where they have grown to love their foster family but are still shy when meeting new people.

Trinity is a playful and spunky pup. She loves to run, play, and keep you on your toes. She isn't shy about asking for attention-she'll bark at you to make sure you know it's playtime or treat time.

She has completed a 4-week basic manners class hosted by Clifford's, so she's got the fundamentals down. She can sometimes pull on the leash during walks, but she enjoys getting out and exploring which will help her warm up to new experiences

One of her favorite things in the summer is playing in the doggie pool!

Trinity will need a calm, patient adopter who's ready to give her time and reassurance to help her build trust and adjust to her new home. She and Lisabeth don't have to be adopted together, but both would do well with a dog sibling to help boost confidence and provide security.